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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

The apprehension with which conservative Ger
mans regard the possibilities OF the near future Is
not altogether unwarranted- In view OF the En-
peror's tenure OF life from day to day, the appar-
entity hopeless condition OF the Crown Prince, and
the irapetieoQs disposition Of Frederick william
the younger heir presumptive 70 the throne, the
outlook for peace Is not encouraging. There are
many reasons why Germany SHOULD seek peace
rather than war at this time. Any agency whose
only mission Is destroy can never be made profit
able. The war OF 1870 demoralzed Germany more
than I, did France, II possible. The younger gen.
Grafton Of Germans grew up with the notion that
the Empire was invincible. They acquired IDEAS
OF importance without earning them The tenn
porary innation Of values, and their subsistence
with the return OF peace and the readjustment Of
the currency, caused confusion in trade. The en-
forced union OF some OF the smaller German powers
with the Empire, the maintenance OF military
government In the cedcd provinces of Alsace and
Lorraine, and the bitterness OF feeling pro-
yoked In France by the twelyempnth's hos
tintes and threatening 10 break out In
severe martial demonstrations ac any moment
all confirmed the necessity Of keeping q large
army always on a war footing. This has involved
heavy taxes for the people, and the removal from
The producing classes OF quantity OF their best
Drawn and muscle. The lawful septennate OF MILL
tsry service IL also bad thing for the young men,
who lose IN this manner the years when they
ought TO be laying the foundations OF a career.
and who where they possess the necessary means
and SPIRIT are often driven by II into emigration
10 countries where they are assured OF more free
DON In civil life.
The supremacy OF militarisn In the imperial sys-
TEN Of Germany has done much TO retard the
countryS advance In FIELDS OF real usefulness.
Under . sovereign who hates bloodshed and studi-
ously cultivstes the arts Of peace at home and
kindly feeling In the Intercourse OF his govern
ment with Others In Europe, there might be
splendid commercial future for the fatherland and
II Is this TO which the bulk OF the people have
been looking forward with the disappearance OF
the aged heroes Of 1870. Il is not 10 be wondered
therefore. that they view with alarm the prospect
OF passing under the rule OF a young man. who,
though only a schoolooy when the last war was
fought imbibed It's spirit and has cherished its
traditions without feeling the modifying Influences
Of an actual personal experience Of its hardships
and perils.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

General Butler said several months ago. that II
no undertook the defence OF the Chicago an
archists, 10 would De to vindicate hts sense OF pro
fsssional chivalry, it being the barrfsters proud
d1sy % dsfsod the poor and weak against the rtch
and serorg. II IL now announced that he has de-
cded 70 attempt this v1ndication for the ,riring
consideration Of nftesn hundred dollars down as a
Nsainer. and two hundred and nf,y dollars for
each DAY he devotes 20 the service OF the
sssesntnA The poor and weak stand fair chance
a becoming poorer and weaker still before they
pus ths Generals last receipt into their pocket
bO0kl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

The light at Minneapolis in the Knights Of Labor
Convenron seems TO have mixed results. ON all
matters % policy the administration has been sus-
tained, and Mr.. Powderiy evidently has the conf
dence Of the vast majority OF the members. At
ths sazns time all efforts, some Of them very In
geniouA 70 force nom the executive board the two
members who oppose Mr.. Powderly have 50 far
esen unsuccessful There are evidences OF q dis
position among the members not 20 put all power
In the hands Of one man, even though they ap-
prove the views and past actions OF that man. IL
will be extremely d1fncult, however, to Introduce
successfully the system OF checks and balances
into the government OF the Knights OF Labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19
PROPOSALS.

i y1cE, WA DErxuTnESJ. WIssiHcToS October
IL ss5;=seslSd Pr9pes.ls Will De received q this
T0SEk TwEETr.iUUkIH, isSs. fos farai.ling shs
Sr1nancs Depsxsnent Y. 8, Army, With Hosse. yell
1SQQ Poynd,; ieE further paEtlcglen spp!y % koom
g: rIneeri Hgldang corner Of l7tA and ssEe;ss
|sfssd rs0posae i2E AossA ~ sddFssssd p sse
naneA e1o-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

Ameetins Of the British privy council called yes.
terday for the purpose Of considering measures 70
suppress The Irish National League, seems TO have
reached the conclusion that the best thing TO DC
was 70 90 nothing. At all events, nothing was
eonA md the league VIII continue TO Haunt It's
procsedanss IN the faces OF its enemies daily q
heretofora The government evidently does not
- that y u steadily losing ground In the respect
a ~ own supporters BY permitting itself TO be
mAdD th0 chisf actor In Q farce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

wong Chm Zoo was guilty OF dreadful piece OF
impertinence In New York city last evening. when
be challenged Denis Kearney 10 prove some Of the
ansrrons the notorious Californian was making
nom The Cooper Union platform Has Mr.. Foo no
more sense than 70 suppose Mr. Kearney viii con-
descend 10 prove anything? oratoys who make
assertions capable Of proof are commonpisee TEL
Iowa The training q speaker got In the sand lots
vss not In the statement OF prosAic facts but the
piay q poetic Imagination
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

THE LONDON & LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY.
COR. 9TH AND @ sra
For fine Dress Suit or Overcost. 60 to the London
4 Liverpool Clothing Co.
nyou want to save % on $40 Suit or Overcast 70
to the London L Liverpool Clothing Co.
II you want good, strong WORKING suit at CO. or .
pool Clothing Co.
II you want . fine Prince Albert Suit It s15. 20 to
the London Liverpool Clothing Co.
We viii save you from IS to % on . go Suit or
Overcoat.
II you want GOOD Suit or Overcast for Boy IA TO
IL years old At %. 80 to tie London 4 Liverpool
Clothing Co.
Or you want fine Suit or Oyercoat at 40 70 To
the London 4 Liverpool Clothing Co.
II you want nice School Suit or Overcast for Boy
10 Is years old at $3.50. fine Dress Suit or Over
coat at s5 20 10 the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.
NOTICE.
DON'T BE DECEIVED BIZ THE WORD
GOODYEAR.
But SEE THAT YOUR
RUBBER SHOES.
RUBBER BOOTS
RUBBER CLOTHING,
RUBBER HORSE COVERS
and an other RUBBER GOODS are stamped With tbs
entire name and trademark.
GOODYEAR RUBBER co. NEW YORK"
III: nsfso ~ SUsbiER GOODS h.v. Away. been
GOODYEAR RUBBER Co,
500 9th st u. w.,
Three Doors from Pennsylvanis ava
MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager.
Poor Rubber Goods dear at any pfice. lol9,keo
G99IIbbEENN HAIR VASE:
GOLDEN HAIR WASH
WIN turn the hair the beautiful golden color 10 vsry
fashionable ct present Every lady apply herself
SCARCELY sxpsnse compared with Whist hairdsss-
charge WIN sell in sny quantity TO suit purchaser
ole Corner Of I'm ana and "a and B 81 nv.
Ny lI. s s'ss ,Eg , EEs.,H1ssrD
tn sSSSs .,s .e q the nSss zSSsss..n Moo
q a.: s;'Ss Betty
SIS sa II a5 e: S: :.s.''
CAaa,Aar Rosrs
HORSE Bl4ANKEre
ssouf usually Low psices in srss variety Of styles
ina medium. and shsap Cadss u
ToPHA,rs TRUNK AND nAAcsEss FACTORY.
e17-Sv 1881 Ps.sA ssA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


TWO WILLIE ,S slR BIS STU.
hs hen best of references given Addrss Boz
w for Cooks, Ch.mbern.id. W:i,re.s L.undress
ms a S Suss Ass s S19a Ssssh
oIS-at: 'e ~ e sS y st INV NV.
WANTED-KNOwN YOU CAN GET HOUSE
arsss seepsrs Cooks Ms,ds ws'sess nnrsss LAM ,s
references At DICKS Bureau Il sin =. Sis.io'
WANTEp-BY : YOUNG MAN POSITION
bes. Of &Sre ssa Me- Star ose
WANTED A BARTENDER. FIRST CLASS
srei. GEO. HARRIS Hotel Central fsr'e oi hGcs
WANTED-AN HONORABLE AMERICAN YOUNG
useful :sa ad9s. as ar c
o19-2ts
WANTED : By A YOUNG MAN A SITUATION
given Address as 3 Pa ' ave- n " ois-st:
WANIED-BY a REsPLcTABLE coLoRED
h
ave NV. It.
WANTED-BY A WHITE BOY. SEVENTEEN.
=. " steady and reliable Position Gail At 1902 ~
WANTED-BY YOUNG NORTHERN WOMAN.
work OF some kind paying fair price, either a
Ssssss1sss ssvsn Cali or saarsss tor shres day: q
WANTED-pY FEENcHMAN. A POSITION As
dress sa ,a once s00a Sfss
WANTED-By A CoLoRED MAN A SITUATION
w rs waiter in private family best Of efrences
Cal or address 1872 Lawrence st.. between 18th and
18th and IL aud SITS. NV. 1t
IcOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. SECoND Oh
Il third floor, single ute. with hrstcass Board
In desirable location 9l3 IA st. NV. olo3r
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE MANNED COL
w ored man, position as lsnitor OF coz. hmsn in
private family Firstclsss references given Address
Box LAG. Star Office. ols-3ts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR 500 WHITE AND
w colored men and women Is Cooks Maids SEAM
stresses, Nurses Mattresses Housekeepers, Walters.
i. N. BURNHXM. 63o-832 Fat NV. ols-it'
wANTEp-A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAiD,
plain sewing, or to assist in washing. By good
white girl Best Of city references. Address 10 I'd
street ne. olS-2ts
NVANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF LII ERARY
w ability and clerical experiences: employment rs
translator of French reyiser OF manuscript,
clerk; good rcferences Address Box 1884, Star Office.
o1S-3ts
WANTED--A POSITION IN PRIVATE FAMILY
- h9usekeeper or assist with housework and sew
WANTED-BY A RESPECTFULLY WHITE wO-
w man situation nurse, or do plain sewing in
private family; good references furnished. Call at
ZUo2 Sth ST., above Grant ave. o1S-2c
NANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION;
w good character sober and honest: excellent pen
man and quick at figures; about Elk months from
Ireland best OF city references. Address IRELAND.
Star Office. olS-2t'
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MAN wants but little here below,
Nor wants that little long,"
"'Tis not with us exactly so,
But tits 10 in the song.n

"Man wants but little here below,
Nor wants that little long"
"'Tis not with us exactly so,
But tits 20 in the song"
THE FACT Is THE MORE MAN HAS
THE MORE HE WANTS. THE MORE BUsI.
NESS ONE DOES THE MORE HE WANTS
TO DO. AND THE MORE HE HAS TO DO
THE BETTER HE CAN DO 1T.
CASE IN POINT Is THE BUSINESS IN
OUR CUSTOM OR ORDER DEPARTMENT.
EACH SEASON SHOWS A LARGE INCREASE
OVER THE PRECEDING ONE. AND COR
RESPONDING INCREASE IN OUR rACILI-
TIES FOR DOING THE WORK.
WE FIND 1T ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY
TO HAVE OUR GOODS CUT IN OUR OWN
STORE By THE MEN WHO TAKE THE
MEASURES, AND HAVE RECENTLY ADDED
TWO EXPERIENCED MEN TO OUR CUT
TING-ROOM. ONE COMES TO Us WITH
THE EXPERIENCE OF MANY YEARS IN
ONE OF THE LARGEST NEW YORK TAI.
LoRING HOUSES. AND WE ARE NOW PRE-.
PARED To GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE
BEST WORK IN THIS LINE THAT WE
HAVE EVER HAD.
OUR VARIETY OF PIECE GOODS rs PROB.
ABLY THE LARGEST IN WASHINGTON,
AND COMES FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD
THIS SEASON WE HAVE IMPORTED
LARGE LINES FROM IRELAND, AS WELL
AS OUR USUAL STOCK OF ENGLISH.
FRENCH. AND GERMAN GOODS YEARS
AGO THE SCOTCH CHEvIoTs WERE THE
BEST ROUGH-FACED GOODS MADE. LATER
THE ENGLISH CHEvIors TOOK rHELEAp.
NOW THE IRISH COME TO THE FRONT IN
THE MANUFACTURE OF "HoMEspuNsn
AND CHEvIOTS. AS THEY HAVE FOR
YEAnsIN THE MANUFACTURE OF FREEZE.
THE VERY NEWEST THINGS IN THE
MARKET. AND THE FINEST, ARE IN OUR
STOCK SUITS MADE TO ORDER FROM
GOOD. HEAVY. Atwood CAssIMEREs
AND CHEvIOTS AT go. ALL THE FINER
GRADES Up TO $50. OUR PRICES ARE
FROM 20 TO 33H PER CENT BELOW THE
MERCHANT TAILORs.
z z BARNuH co.
OILS e3l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
TAuoalsa DrpAarnrsr.
Ny Special Importstions for Fan ana F,ptsr =.
yoe4Z, Comprising the Latest Enx3isS Nov1lfias
COATINGS. sulTIN0s, and TkOUsERiNad
". q TGEl. Merchant Tailor.
w va ksnpsyavsaas ava
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COUNTRY BOARD.

,OAlFoRT RETREAT-DEIjo1TFUL RESOKT,
Amesnsasns q hasylsnd: ons mile from AaEpsr,i
q; ~ s.p Re s w. dssaS
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WANTED--ROOMS.


NVANTED-BY NOVEMBER THREE OR FOUR
housekeeping, with Of heat and bath, by gen.
teman, wife and small child: between 9th and 11th
and ard SITS references; rent moderate state
price. Address II. ". D.. Star Office. IT.
WANTED-THREE or FOUR UNFINISHED
w Rooms, including heat and gas suitable for light
housekeeping in Irvate family, for three adults: in
NV section VI city rent must be reasonable Address,
stating price. Box 143, Star office. ol9-3r'
WANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM FOR COCA
w sional use. Address NJ c., Star Office. ol9-3t'
WANTED-RoOMs-ATT THE ROOM RENTING
w Agency, in Circulating Library, 1I49 Pa ave.
Constant calls for all kinds q rooms in northwest
WANTED-TwO MECHANICS WOULD LIKE TO
w have frstclass room ard board bet 9Th and 9TH
oI9-2t.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS AND FLATS
W with privilege of housekeeping. Also. furnished
and all parts of the city Cof nmba Business Agency"
4o2 18th o.. opposite Pslais Royal o1S-2t'
WANTED-PERSoNs HAVING ROOMS TO RENT
w can save money by consulting u.s. For 81 We will
register them list. and advertise them in The
STAR until rented. ROOM RENTING AGENCY, 612
9Th street NV. o1S-3ts
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. TWO
w well-furnished communicating rooms. with
board in private family; good neighborhood: north
vest 60 e AZ m6nts GSep ire IFeierred Tsisrsn
WANTED-ROOMs-MOR CUSTOMERS THAN
w We can suit. Parties having rooms 10 rent
are rented Room Agency. 1907 st. D. RAMEY.
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SERIOUSLY SPEAKING

We think We offer superior advantages to exclusive
CLOTHING stores, and for these reasons Frt We can
sell at small profits because the expenses Of depart
nent on the second noor are less than the renting
building exclusively for clothing Second pay cash
Tor our and not only enabled to buy Of
the same manufacturers supply the first class
elusive clothing houses but can generally buy cheaper
Third we don't keep large quantities. Of any style
BY keeping many styles and few Of each we can offer
you exclusive styles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

Herr Wtndlemann, the abscondiug director OF
the Leips'c Discount Company, must have been
playing tsise with the public long time. The IN
herent dishonesty OF bis nature showed itself In
his neglect 70 write his surname with an initial
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BBB 90 z Y sSSs
BIB Q o w SSSs
B 3 ? 90 20 7 ssss =

BBB 20 2 ssss
WHAT DOES IT MEAN,
MOTHERS AND FATHERS. WHAT'S YOUR
OPINION.
We opened Boys Clothing Department not long
since Only room 10ox22 feet, and on the second
moor. and notwithstanding. We daily dattered by
those who have looked at mountains Of boys clothing
elsewhere and bought heye-st the Pslats ROYAL.
OUR STYLES ARE BEST
We were told this by our patrons ,cho bou0ht Il
hi mountains Of clothing" were looked at Our little
1Oox22 department was denounced in language more
forcible than elegant In Golahs bomhastc advertise
ment. Twas . rude challenge but We thought Of
David OF old and accepted The result Of the combat
proves That history repeats itself
OSes history Of Darid and Goliath
SERIOUSLY SPEAKING,
We think We offer superior advantages to exclusive
ssSsS~s
sell at small profits because the of our depart
naen on the second noor less the renting Of
building exclusively for clothing Second we pay cash
Tor our purchases and not only enabled to buy Of
elusive clothing houses.bu generally buy cheaper
Third we don't keep large quantities. Of style
By keeping many styles and few Of each we can offer
you exclusive styles.
ONE MORE WORD
we'd Ike to ask Goliath K he's not too SICK to repy)
now he can term mountains Of clothing" exclusive
syles Mothers don't term style exclusive when tis
seen on every boy who ronps in An alley. nor do Va
OPENING" SOUVENIR PRICES
EXCLUSIVE STILES
TERMINATE SATURDAY. OCTOBER 20. p n.
$3.50 Boys g to 9, Knit Suits for s11
sI23 Boys g to y Chinchiils overcoa.s $40.
4: ass$ ss:'ss:s
BBS Syy u % SSSIq 5rsyy. Dc ss
SC Boys . TO 14 oyercoats for "a 90
ssoys, az to :, l =, Long Pant; Suit, ss75
Cloth Polo Caps for Sc ''' S"'0
FOR SHOES.
Ssss csa aa sf9 ss. sae &C. tsg s
ss shoe. To sr snS Sss fST $500
sss4s L. :as OVERWHELMINGLY Shoe: q: $500
FOR UPHOLSTERY.
SOC Madras scarfs for 35c
S5c Smyrns Rugs for Csc
9H % e' cRsn st GSssr. P9 PR
S e g :l g.
q Estimates furnished Experienced workmsn.
! F F 4 ! { E.. ! 4 4 !. / :: ::
f. = g II 4 4 T
ois 111z. ll1s Pa Az.
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n h 20 long Ence anybody trod on the tan Of
Governor Forakers coat that he isoeiiged 70 tread
On IL himself 70 keep up the excitement.
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n vhoas southwest has joined In the deciara-
ooo shaf nor beauty OF APPEARANCE and grace Of
manner MA Cleveland stakes the cakes bur \,
remained for o 81 Louis court TO ,ecs,,e tha. ~
costs fty dollars TO give IL TO her without varp,no
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II ssaea ZEE x. x TIT RRR ssss
II En- k + kRRKR a ssss
ii ii ss Err + i "a 4 ssss

II aa FEE < Z TIT ERR "A ssss
t, T.. f. f. + #nf Il IS IS
IN OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
The ORIGINAL PRICES Of these were As cheap -
corld be bought anywhere.
THE SPECIAL PRICES FOR THE BALANCE OF
THE WEEK
Ought to induce you to BUY YOUR FALL DRESS now
ITEM LA ALL WOOL CLOTH PLAIDs, in the
newest shades AT 9sc.. good value at s1.25.
ITEM 2-ss INCH Lup1Ns CASHMERE. at 5sc.
goods which you cannot purchase anywhere for less
than 75c. Colors: NAVY. SEAL BROWN, MYRTLE
GARNET. and MAROON.
ITEM $40 inch STRIPPED ALL woRsTED
HOMESPUNS at SOC. per yard sold elsewhere at 75c.
These goods make the most stylish suits this season.
plain or mixed colors at 45c yard regular price
costumes.
ITEM $50 inch BLACK DIAGONAL STRIPED
HALF WOOL DRESS GOODS. At ESQ., worth fully
Csc.
| ITEM 6-36 inch Half Wool GRAY AND WHITE
PIN CHECKS. at 25c. cheap at 35c.
ITEM 7-22 inch Half Wool. BLACK AND WHITE
PLAID DRESS GOODS. at &c., actually worth 25c.
ITEM see inch Half worsted LARGE CoLORED
lie. sold all over at 25c.
ITEM 9-27 inch ALL WOOL EIDERDOwN
STRIPES. in new effects at 65c yard, same goods
which il sold elsewhere at Use
ITEM 1927 inch JERSEY FLANNELs. in hand.
some styles. at Soc yard. retailed all 62hc
ITEM 11-1OO pieces of 10 inch SILK vELvETs, in
every imaginable shade except black, at 75c . yard
price all over 9Oc.
ITEM 1910 pieces Of 16 inch SILK PLUSHEs. in
all shades. at Sc. regular 81 quality.
Every one Of the above items we guarantee to be
BONA Eide BARGAINS. and we have in stock every
item which we advertise.
n BREAD OUR ADVERTISEMENT UNDER
THE LADIES' COLUMN.
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$3.50 Boys G. to ~ Kilt Suits for Gil.
~ % Boys % to " Chinchills OvercUats, $40.
81 90 Boys % to 13) Beaver Overcoats. 90 25.
Zig Toys % to IS, Long Pants Suits $13. so.
S!O Boys IA TO lSl Melton Overcoats, 3S. So
2! Boys "a to l4) AL Wool suits, So 20.
Boys' a TO 14l Corduroy do. So. 20.
~ Boys % to ~ Wool Ovsrcoats 1865
50 Boys . 70 14D overcoats for "a 90
u Boys (l3 to lS) Lonx Pants Suits, 1915
% Boys II to 1S) Overcoats for $3.50
Cloth Polo Caps for 15c.
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so-OW JII n
ISoR sALE-1o0 CARRIAGES BUGGIEs. AND
II varrished wagons and milk wagons. also PAINTED
wagons doctors and ladies' ptons repairing an all
branches goods sold on easy terlpa J. COOK. 3ss5
NJ St, Georgetown sug2y-3m
Ir0R SALE-THE OTTO" GAS ENGINE RE-
II Qures no boiler; avoids all expensive attendance:
no loss of time handling Of fuel send circulzs
and price list L. BAlLAIf. Assnt 73l 7thsS
IyoR sALE-ABoUT 1000 POUNDS OF NoNpA-
Il rel and about 500 Pounds Of Agate Typs. lAtsy
m use on THIS paper 1he fsoe Of both fonts is de-
eellent service Tor tSS Or ulrss Year, on p>psr,t
dress The EVENING slAA NEwsPAPEk ca.
Washington. D-C. AGO
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OILS ssl PENNsYLvA,
TA,1oR1xa DrpAarnrNr.

Ny Special Impoftstions for Fan ana Wiutsr pov
yes4x, comprising The Latest Eng1isS Novoifies ~
COAIlNdSs sulIIN9S, and TkOUSERIN0d
". y TEL Merchant Tailor.
e1o Sa5 kenpsyivaRts ave-
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ONE MORE WORD

Before We quote this weeks list Of souvenir prices
we'd Ike to ask Goliath III he's not too SICK to reply
how he can term mountains Of clothing" exclusive
styles. Mothers don't term style exclusive when Ills
seen on every boy who romps in An alley nor do va
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II WRy AND SALES STABLES 625 AND e3l @
~ nSss rstsSs One rs?pensd ~ q. = NAT
SOSA thoyOu9hU renovated. clean and wholesome:
r. -. - Sc Ps''sas ssa esssn iavissa e ,l
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WAREHOUSES.

XNANTED-TO PURCHASE, A FEW SMALL
w houses for client Address Box l5e, Star ofice
olS-St
w or six rooms completely furnished; would be
willing to buy the furniture instsllment plan II in
good condition and price satisfactory. Address PUR
CHASER, Star office olS-3ts
WANTED-AHOUSEN NORTHWEST, FROM s5 600
to $4,000: cash. Address z. l. WHITNEY. Star
Office. o17-3ts
WANTED-NOvEMBER /. BY THREE ADULTS
w who can furnish references, q six eight room
Brick House. between Sd and 18th sts Pennsylvania
ave. and SITS. NV: rent not to exceed &25 $50.
Address WOMEN, Star ofice. ol5-6t'
WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS, HOUSES
w and Lots for cash purchasers. Any property
placed with will be literally advertised at
pense. Rents collected Estates managed Insurance.
effected HOLLAND THOMPSON,
je13 1918 st., Adjoining Sun Building.
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FOE SHOES.
S349 Youths Calf School Shoes for 1925.
SO Boys Lace and Button do 60 so
s229 Misses Spring Heel shoes for 5000
". 30 Ladies' Shoes to order for "a So
&26S LADIES' lneomprehenstble'' Shoes for 40 o.
1913 ladies' Incompatible" 8 hoes for 90 90
S4IS Ladies' Il slais Royal Shoes for S426
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BOARDING.

A FEw TABLE BSARpEHs CAN BE AcooNNos
1 a Ssssa ss - = nv Terms SIS One ~ -
1901 nov S.sS 2 fYS5 lsS5s3S.
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WHAT DOES IT MEAN,
MOTHERS AND FATHERS, WHAT'S YOUR
OPINION,

We opened Boys Clothing Department not LONG
since. Only Q room 10ox22 feet, and on the second
MOOR and notwithstanding. are daily datterei by
those who have looked at mountains of boys clothing
elsewhere and bought heve-st the Pslais Royal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19
SUBURBAN PROPERTY,

WE HAVE SEVERAL VERY VALUABLE
w large properties for sale situsesd on the Tsulsy
isrre snd quick pfoAk Also, number q bssutiful
&C., snd ssvers sp'snaad suburban sssma
near me A' Z l. eoIDsoaouoE g..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

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